I don't like using the word bust, as sometimes a player can fail to live up to his draft-day expectations but still have a good season. We are trying to minimize the risk early in drafts, as we need this to be the base of building a championship roster. Injuries will always happen and that is out of our control, but if a player has shown to consistently get hurt, we shouldn't be using an early pick on him.
Toronto Blue Jays Third Baseman Vlad Guerrero Jr.
I don't recall a player that hasn't played in the big leagues getting as much hype as the 20-year-old currently is, but Guerrero finds himself being drafted in the fourth round. The prospect who was hyped last year was Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr., but it wasn't at this level.
